On the right side of this painting, a man in red grasps the bridge of his nose as he extends his other arm upward. On the left of this work, a man in blue has his face and arms against a stone wall, just around the corner from a lamp that burns on a stand. Three people in the left background of this painting ascend a staircase, not witnessing the title event. On the floor rests an open manacle, which was probably used to bind this work's title character. Its title charac
On the right side of this painting, a man in red grasps the bridge of his nose as he extends his other arm upward. On the left of this work, a man in blue has his face and arms against a stone wall, just around the corner from a lamp that burns on a stand. Three people in the left background of this painting ascend a staircase, not witnessing the title event. On the floor rests an open manacle, which was probably used to bind this work's title character. Its title character sits on a bed with his left index finger in the air as Plato's hand rests on his knee. For 10 points, name this Jacque Louis-David painting the shows the title philosopher reaching for a cup of hemlock.
On the right side of this painting, a man in red grasps the bridge of his nose as he extends his other arm upward.
The {Death} of {Socrates} [or La {Mort} de {Socrates}]